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Another project from school

The 'professional' setup for my abstract colored reflections in glass shots.

 

Step 1: Empty a tequila bottle (if you are not of legal drinking age in your country, have one or both of your parents complete step 1).

 

Now:

 

You need: 1 empty interesting textured but clear glass bottle, colorful place mats, camera, 60mm macro lens, tripod, cheap broken studio light, brno white balance lens cap, painter's tape, some patience and lots of time to kill as you try different f/stops, lighting, and points of view. Nice pastime when a Nor'easter is dumping 15+ inches of snow outside.

MacBook Pro, Monitor 17", Teclado Comfort Microsoft e Mighy Mouse

Here's the setup of the computer.

It's as ugly as it is brilliant. What to do when using umbrellas in extremely high wind? Cut down the number of stands to one, strap it to a 20 pound camera bag, and strap that to a steel garden table.

What were we thinking?

Umbrellas are fun and I need to buy some. Thanks to Brad Randell for supplying my teaser and helping me set this up.

Setup for Deep Diver Revisited. Ref: D989-02

 

Blog post review

No, no amontillado, just purple dye! The turkey roaster was the perfect size to dye the bulk of the dress. This kept the dye at the exact temperature I needed it to remain to allow the dye to work (180F) for long periods of time. The hanger is used to hold the fabric I didn't want to be dyed purple, and I used an eyehook and a long section of rope to dip down & lift out.

Hey, it was an excuse to try onOne's DLSR camera remote for the iPhone!

 

Strobist info:

 

1 430EX 1/8 power 1/4 CTO shoot through umbrella (removed for setup shot as it was very windy) high camera left

 

Camera settings:

1/30 f/2.8 ISO800

 

Lens used:

Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS USM

 

Triggered via onOne Software DSLR Camera Remote Pro Edition

 

Completed shot can be found here

Haha my messy setup for the

Setup shot for Bloody Mary, Snacks and Caipirinha shoot

Both flashes triggered from the popup flash using the Nikon CLS system

Photo by Maren Searle Photography.

Setup shot for Valleri. The white bounce card on the left was not always used, see model photo for details.

 

This was a corner of the studio with black walls. I had her stand just a few feet from the back wall and used the softbox at an angle to get the background to go pure black.

Setup for Day 166. The main light was a SB800 w/ a 60x60cm softbox clamped to the car trunk door. You can't see it here, i took down the softbox already (getting too wet). The rim light was a bare SB800 covered with a plastic bag to the left.

 

I knew once I parked the car that's where the main light is going to be. I had no intentions on adjusting the position of the car. It was raining cats and dogs and I couldn't think quite clear lolz

Cactus laser trigger connected to a PWII pointing through a wine glass. Laser triggers the camera's Pocket Wizard, which opens the camera's shutter and also triggers the 580EXII via the PW's Relay mode.

 

End product: www.flickr.com/photos/aaronbrethorst/8623950996/in/photos...

Met de speciale iPod-standaard en een USB-hub met zeven poorten (net voldoende inclusief de twee die mijn toetsenbord nog heeft) kan ik bureau-workflow-technisch weer even vooruit.

update 2009: een tikkie gedateerd inmiddels, zie latere setups hier.

Setup of the photo fest of Birthday and Christmas portraits for my daughter. Borrowed LegoDraggin's lighting gear as mine isn't as extensive yet.

 

Strobist info:

2x Promaster flash set to 24mm zoom at 1/2 power pointed into reflective umbrella

1x Promaster flash set to 24mm zoom at 1/8 power in shoot through umbrella

triggered with wireless triggers (don't know the brand)

This photo was taken at Insomnia62 #i62.

 

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Starting the wool burnng

 

More explanation on the set page

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at least it was easy to keep the grad filter flat against the lens

Home Office/Setup Evolution.

 

I have been working from home now for over a year and needs/requirements have changed. Like many other people, I was made redundant in 2020. I was lucky to find another job fairly quickly hence the update.

 

Mac Mini 2020 (2018) for personal use, connected to a eGPU to drive the triple screen setup.

 

Dell Latitude connected to a Dell D6000 dock driving the displays, LAN and other peripherals for work use.

 

Some of the kit has been supplied by my employer.

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Child Care Setup - Montessori Academy Onesimo Hernandez

unfortunately, there are no feline assistants

Setup picture for depth of field

Setup for the Ricard shot

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setup for shooting flower, jewelry and macro.

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